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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01
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LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
This seAsonabie weather demands outside
wraps. and knowing that IL was inevitable we
have anticipated your wants. and are now
showing . vast assortment Of everything desir-
able In these lines We have established our
selves "Hesdqusrters." and you are reasonably
sure OF gratifying here your every taste OF
within. ~ regards Qualiln style. pattern. shade
and price, IN either,
JACKETS
CLOAKS
NEwMARKETA
vISITES.
SHORT WRAPS
PLUSH SACQUES. &c.
The fabrics used in making these garments
KERsEYs.
BEAVERS.
CHINCBILLAa
ASTRAKHANS.
ENGLISH CAMELs HAIRS.
FRENCH BOUCLE6.
SCOTCH CHEvIOTS.
ENGLISH TwEEDS.
CHECKED CLOTHS.
PLAID CLOTHS
PLAIN CLOTHS.
STRIPED CLOTHS.
&c, &c. &C.. &c.
1Lot,-Misses' Checked Cloth Newmarket,
deep cspe, sstrakhan collar sni cu6.. boz.
plated back. sizss IL. Il and ID years.
OHLX 8o.OU EACH-
Nisses Newmarket from % to e25 each.
Lot-Misses' Fine English Kersey Walk
ing jackets. tailor finished. Tapped seams.
two pockets, perfect shape. Sizes II. IA and
16 yearA
ONLY $500 EACH.
Chiidren's Cloaks in choice fabrics, embfac-
ing pisln shades Of basver, English Cancels
Hair. Chinchtllas, Plushes and . variety Of
check plaid and striped Cloths. ranging In price
from IS to $50 each.
We have something to show ct every reason
able price between these extremes.
Cloaki. two front piats- monks hood lined
with surah silk, vide belt nnished with ses-shsl
clasps, ry stylish Sizes to II years. Size
4 years. 50: rise 75c. per size larger.
PLUSH JACKETS WRAPS AND sAcQCEs.
Plush Wraps have . hold on public favor
such as they have never had before. Our stock
II large, varied, and particularly attractive.
embracing every shape the lesstwise fashion
able. The MAJOR past of this stock Was made
expressly to our ordar we having selected the
plushes and Innings with great care and hsd the
garments made IN the latest Parisian shapes.
You are requested to note the uniformity Of the
mster4als, the shape. and the excellent manner
in which they are made and hniahed Extra
ordinary range of prices-&15 to e145 Per gsr-
ment
Third hoor.)
WOODWARD 4 L0TEROP,
Cor. 18th and + sta. NV.
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10 AsLONa ON THE WAY Al Tn PAIL W4AfHK1
HAS BEEN A LIGHT On NsDruN.wEIo1r OVER
COAT WILL N I'M -oaDE1 o. Tn DAT" 10
MOST OF THE wfHrKR
THERE ~ sooHo,r1. srY1s AND ooa1os7u
AFALL ovI1coAI
HooSoHY. B1oAuss on COSTS LESS 9RAx
AwISTxA GARMENT OF EQUAL QUALITY. AND
ONE SAVES 4 MORE KxPKNsrvR COAT WHILE
WEARING THE cHxAPER
STYLE, BECAUSE THERE Is no OUTSIDE 0A1.
x1Nr THAT 4 NAN WEARS IN WHICH 20 MUCH
oHAhAoT1R On "HxYRHssioN~ 10 FOUND ~ II
rms oAK,eRNr.
COMFORT. DsoAUsK From TAB ylasT % 90.
ToBER TO THE HOLIDAYS TIE FALL ovERcoAT
~ MORE UsEYUL-1H1KR TIMES 0vKS-fHAN
TIE HKAvIKR one IT 10 NOT bAy1 10 DO
WITHOUT SOME EXTRA OUTSIDE CLOTHING
5oR COOL MORNINGS AND EyxxrN0s AID TEE
HEAVY COAT 10 roowARn.
TIE NAN wHo KEEPS TWO Oh EVEN THREE
ov1AcoATs on HAND At ONCE SPENDS no
MORE MONEY on THEM THAN THE NAN WHO
ONLY KEEPS 0NH. oYT1NTINRs NOT % MUCH
AND HAS Muca MORE SUBTRACTION IN THIN
wEnvrTE An INSPECTION OF DUB LINES OF
THESE GOODS. We HAVE TE1 MywEST THIN0S
IN THR MARKET.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF IoHDoN.NApx FALL
ovKRcoATs Is LAR0Ka AND MORE VARIED
THAN Any EvKR SHOWN HERE Bx1oRK.
WE HAVE vEaY HANDSOME ONES MADE U1
foR us m LoNpoHATPR PRICES FROM sls TO s2s.
OUR OWN GOODS FROM 90 10 sss. coxfARx
THIN
EA sAxKux Z 60.
nj PSI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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Dsstrct-Atsorney MARITIME u placed In a some
Whss embarrassing position By tho proposal 70
hdfct Jay Could Some Of the people who are
tytoG 70 bettle him and defeat his election 70 the
ben6h sDert that be VIII never dare push the case
agsssN NJ. ooald - ~ did that against the
Broadway ocodlef2 As . matter OF fact be win
have no time 70 push" anything In the single
week that remains between now and election day.
The grana jury VII mrs. have TO pass upon the
al In sny svsat, end d they refuse 70 indics, M
MARITIME can Do nothing should they ignore the
bin. however, And get through their work osfore
TIE aghth q November, thsrs may be time for
ME AArsins's enemies 70 make use OF the fact %
his damage BY circulating among those voters who
% n0t undefstaad the machinery OF justice re-
pFssentaeaoa that The failure of the case against
the WHARF Of Wan street was due TO corrupt In
nuencs or iacxof eeuageon the part Of the public
pruoecutor.
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Before election tbs election managers Of Balti-
more promase1 70 PURIFY their methods II honest
men among parttsans would for this time sustain
theu After election they claim that their victory
snovs paoaAc eoandsnce In them and proves that
sasrs 70 nothing 70 - purified They won By
promises % reform, and now ciaim thar their VIC
tory indicates that no reform u necessary. Their
case follows the old president:
When the devu was nck, the devil monk would
whsa ras dsvn was ven, the devil q monk wa. ner
krum yssesrdayS Quotations it does NOT appear
tnss Jay Soulds administration OF Pacific Man
anAns has much better effect upon the stock
saAa Henry Harris thirty-two dollars and sixty
odd cent? Q SHARE hid for Q stock that two years
ago was lowering around seventy and threatening
srsenty-cve, and which even under the stress OF
nuch misfortune, made repeated jumps into the
higher nfties Is not q showing that any manage
nenf can AFFORD 70 take pride In.
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The teaching OF the registration recently ended
IN New Yort city Is as ambiguous as the outsiv-
fngs N The Deiph1c oracle, when construed by the
omdaring priests Of the New York press. The
Herald says that the result Of the registration Is
significant" that In every solid republican dts
rrict there has been marked decrease, that In SIX
oemocratic assembly districts there has been re-
variable increase, and that "rhe Nicon boom
hasn't doomed . nlckels WORTH The World says
maj the registration, marked On the last day By
heavy returns n those districts INHABITED mostly
% business men and clerks ana In the German
ai6ricts shows the widespread Interest thar Is
taken In TIE candidacy Of Delaney Nicou, and In
01res his election q the next district attorney
The Tribune points out that the greatest loss In
any disafics n that OF 66l In Democratic district
md anrsuaces "A good outlook for repsblicans "
New YORK may congratulate itself upon very
1eEnle REGISTRATION this year.
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A GnsAr Avn Tnunr Darvr
N MEMS DERBY HATS.

m MEMS DERBY HATS
TOMORROW MEpxzsDxp xosSrso VIZ
CONVINCE rH1 oR1ATIsr 1naxx-DAXg
DRIVE SALE OF MEMS FASHIONABLE DeaBY
HATS EVER Bxyu1I A3T1aURID p TEN Dz9-
r1Icr. WHEN OUR Doors SWING OPEN on
1Hln wItooan nISaIs At . O'CLOCK 80.
MORROW NoaxIro We sHAIk START TIE
BALL WITH 1IaRTY-1wo DozRx FASHION
AyLR DRRSYs n AL TaR LsApINo 1Gocxs
AND IN ALL THE LATEST SHAPES Al. ONE DOL
LAR AND fNEsTY-PoCR CENTS EACH. NOT
ONE AMONG THE ENTIRE LOT WORTH LESS
THAN O. NOT ONE " rHr VAST AssoRT-
x1NT CAN n DUPLICATED N ANY IxcLu.
suvE Hat STORE HERrAsours FOR LESS THAN
FROM % TO sa.so AND WHEN THESE ARE
GONE YOU'LL HAVE TO PAT MORE MONEY! FOR
LIKE QUALITIES. We PROPOSE 10 CONTINUE
THIS TIMELY HAT SALE FOR THREE DAYS, on
UNTIL WE CLOSE OUR DOORS ON rB1pAr
EVENING. 80 THAT xvExx NAN IN NEED OF A
DERBY Hat NAY HAVE An OPPORTUNITY OF
AvA1IINa HIMSELF OF THIS CHEAT BARaAIN
SALE
on SATURDAY MORNING THERE WILL BE
NONE FOB SALE AT THAT PRICE FAIR
WARNING, DUE NOTICE: FOB THREE DAYS
ONLY DERBY HATS. CORRECT IN COLOR.
sHAPR AND STYLE, CLEAR FUR, GOOD
VALUE FOB ~ EACH. DUB PRICE UNTIL FRI
DAY EVENING ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY -FOUR
sAKs & COMPANY,
SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE nj
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Arbitration - Q substitute for war Is sweet and
lovely. International courts TO settle disputes
between nations are the logical outcome OF courts
70 determlne the controversies OF individuals 10
strz-ning the aggrieved from individual vengeance
and punisaing the offender for him In the name Of
the whole people. The distinguished ytdtors
from England. who present the peace memorial,
oehsve This, President Cleveland believes thiA
every intelligent American believes this And all
recognize. too, the stumbling block. what 2rac-
.ical shape can be given 10 the beautiful theory
To give IL full effect all nrst-cl s. nations must
dlsarfn, and an International police must be es-
taoisbed TO eoforcs the decision OF an fnterna-
tionai court. II VIII not DO for q few nations
nDoag the European DULLES 10 disarm and an
nounce the adoption Of arbitration instead Of war
Tseir condition would resemble the state OF the
small boy who has promised his mother not to strike
back. wien tanIalized or pounded by his unproIn-
tsing companions. The prospect Of general dis
armament Is not more favorable now taan at
ether times in the past. But It should be possible
for the United states practically disarmed, but
defended by isolation. TO settle all ordinary DIM
culties with any nation by arbitration, and more
readily with Great Britain than any other power.
And 10 the extent that such adjustments are pro-
sided for and effected, distinct advance In civil
Eafion VIII be marked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

THE WEATHER TOMORROW
Fair weather. slight rise In Temperature light TO
fresh northerly winds becoming variable.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


ami, = sS a. SYE sss
best Of references. Apply st 626 q ct NV IL
WANTED-PosITIoNs FOR WHITE AND COL
fss,.Ss Urn AN ois: rsi..s
WANTED : BY Two REsPEcTAhI.E GIRLS
Can !. 2Sis 81 NV IL
WANIkD-BY A COMPETENT WHITE GIRL
fsniir pasSs :. a. h9s,s%sa Q. waitress IN pry,s
WANTED-A SITUATION AS NURSE By a
ssRs.snos Of thirteen years. xadrs. Boz star
~ wi.hs: nr.s ,el... sisa..,on !. sater IN ar.,,
o. g. :Ssi. gsfiissss :rSsy'a e''
w situ.tion a. cosehman IN private family ten
toacHdss. sssi 90 ssss s'NT 5000 's'''''' Il:
So ma Ma. SELLS sEs sSn
ct n.v, or as iotL sI nv IL.
MULTIPLICATION AS BooKKEEPKR By a
rs saa n: e. ysf
w tSn.~Snt = ooos and the other :. ms.rm,sd
aug waitress. IL private family. 2o25 o. No
WANTED-BY 4 REsPrcTARIE WHITE GIRL
i !: Sss: sss II So; s';
w ANrEp = BY AN RxPfRiRNcKD COOK. !.
w home, thoroughly understand care. economy and
80 dread; good references Address b. CO stsS
WANrED-A SITUATION IN THIS CITY BY A
Lady typewrtsr. orpsrticulzrs sddrcss T. MOI
hlsoN, Box loo fredericksburs Va OSl-3t'
WANTED-KNowN YOU CAN GET HOUSE.
w Keepers. Cooks, Maids Maits-ess. Nursss IAun-
cresses, sesmstress. Buffers Any nationality. with
references. At DICKS Agency. 10 9TH stn W. o3l3t'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY. BRIGHT. OF.
nee eonyins have he'd some e,psrisnce on tyre
cheap. Address Z. b, Vienna. FAIRFAX County, Va
BOX ~. o3i-2t'
WANTED-BY BOY OF SOME EYPERrENCE
w situation clerk IN groce store or bartender
best OF reference given ADDRESS L. W. G. star
once. o3l-3t'
WANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN
w a. book keeper or clerk in any branch of business
good city refere given aud willing so take small
salary At beginning. Address f., star once. o3l-3ts
w for Cooks, Chamberfnsids. Waitress, IAundress
and Nurses. seamstress, Men Walters, Cooks Coach
men. ButlerA sAM'L A. CO0NBS S2o y st. nv.
o31-
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RIBBONS

RIBBONS
No. O. Morie (picot edss), 15c. I'd
MORO Glaze Ribbons, 10 and 2Sc I'd
Fancy Edes q. q. Ribbons 10 aoA Csc I'd
Velvet sna q. @ Stripe Ribbons, 10 and Csc. I'd
Satin Edse O. q. Ribbons. 10 and ESQ I'D.
The 2inch vide Ice. 3-ineh for use
The very latest novelties, worth so. 6S aud 75o .
"a koncnsenss shout IT. They ~ worth 50. % nd
75c. yard
Browns, Tans. LiEht Bius. Navy. Pink. Cream
Mahogany. Black. Cardinal. Olive Terrcot n, &c
Best colon first 10 eo-a hiat
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TINS Co1uxs Is CHAsarD DAnr
~ Ns.sra WOODWARD / LoTHHop. Desss.
Dfy Goods HOUSE. corner Il lltA end = ssrssaa.
h~.h ssumsrsttns Ne nsmssoss sssspaahas
hasvsins sGsssa b. tAsn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

FuRs, HArs, Fuas.
SEAL SKIN sACoUEs FROM s125 UP.
SEAL SKIN JACKETS FROM ESQ UP.
SHOULDER CAPES, IN BEAVER, NUrRIA.
AND OTHER FURS. COLLARS IN BEAVER
NUTRIA MONKEY, AND OTHER FURs
BoAS, 3 YDS. LONG. IN BEAVER, NUTRIA
LYNX. HARE. AND OTHER FURS.
MUFFs. IN BEAVER, OTTER. NUTRIA.
SEAL LYNX. AND 0IHRB FURs.
RUSSIAN HARE MUfFs. FROM as CENTS
Up.
LADIES' SEAL CAPS. GLOVES. AND TuB
wRIsTLRTTs
FUR TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS.
DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS
FOB GENTS OvERcOArS.
GENTS FUR CAPS. GLOVES. AND NUT.
FLERS.
BOYS SEAL SKIN CAPS FROM 81 ross.
CARRIAGE ROBES AND COACHMAN
HEAVY CLOTH CAPS FOR GENTS AND
BOYS
GENTS DRESS SILK HATS, Is. % AND O..
SOFT AND STIFF HATS. IN ALL THE LAT
EST STYLES. AT u. el.5o. ~. % so, s3.
$3.50, -. AND 81.
SILK AND GLORIA UMBRELLAs, WITH
GOLD AND SILVER HANDLES FROM $3.50
UP.
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF CANES.
TREs5 4 co.'s CELEBRATED N0LIsH
SILK AND DERBY HATS
DENTS LONDON DRESS KID aLOvEa
JAMES Z. DAVIS SONS.
1901 Penn avenue Cor 18th 1t.
CoIoRED SILK Vrrvrrs.
We hsvs just purchased lot of SIX velvsts 70 ersat
sdvsnssge and offer Ponson's Aslk velvets 1t g. SO
per yard. which IN lower than they have ever been
sold The lot 10 not large and We would suggest an
sariy Inspection. - the goods are very cheap.
The ArRest assortment Of Moire Siks in B,sckp ana
Colors. Having thirty shades in stock We can match
most any color
We srs Offering decided bargains IN Dress pssssrna
Paris Robes. &c.
Barseslsy Table Linens At 81 psr can't una., prso.
fullstock Of Laiiss Hosiery and Uudsrvear Our
stock now complete. and We are OFFERING many bsr.
gains,
ONE PRICE w.M sHusrrR L soss
s1o Psnnsyivanis ave.
HR-rHE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST. nj
Low PRIcrs
ON LADIES' FINE SHOES
THIS WEEK AT MORANnl
Cloyss' a Shoes. nov S3so.
Curtis whssasrs - Shoes. .sv es.So
Canes o shoss. nov o.
Growers sA-5o saosa nov o.
A =. MORAN.
nl-2t 1o22 TIL .sr,.tn
BAaanss In Dsr GooDa
shave bought isrss lot Of ALI-wooL sx1ox,
That retail for 81. which we viii ell for soc.
BEAUTIFUL ALI-wooL YIAIDs, Soc.
NEW SUPPLY OF PIN CHECKS. SOC.
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WANTED -ROOMS.

NVANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COL RED
w woman. situation cook, washer and irouer in
sma private family; good refeences Call Ut 1925
Massachusetts, ave NV. Ii
NANTEp-BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN NEAT
w Hail. Room in private family, with board IN
trs par Of city: references given Address L. NJ n,
Star office IT,
WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE TWO FUR
w nished Rooms for light housekeeping. five blocks
from government Printing ofice- Address A. J. NJ.
Star Office. lie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WIFE. TWO DAU6H-
W tiers and years desire two or three community
eating, furnished rooms first hoor in central of
nv: Permanent suited Privilege Of caterer Moder-
ate terms References i. Z. Star office. o29-3t'
WANTED-FURNIsHED AND UNFINISHED
w rooms. can rent desirable rooms in two or three
days; have many customers; save money by NJ us
ROOM RENTING AGENCY 612 9th stn. W. o2s-4t
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VINO SURPASSED THx Mosr,

Genuine California Wool Blankets, Wraps snd Black
Silks Those who did. and those who tried and
couldn't Eetso the counters this morning. vii ID
verttse n enough
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OF an advertisement for his book, triumphant
Democracy, }" through the action OF the grand Jury
Of wolverhampton In appealing to the governing
committee OF the local free library to Withdraw
the work from the library shelves because OF its
seditious character. There is one library In Great
Britain that cannot very well refuse TO keep this
book, or any other Of Mr.. Carnegies on call That
Is the Institution at Edinburgh which he endowed
from his own purse. II IL be seditious TO tell
mother how far her banished offspring has out
stripped her In everything that makes for health,
wealth and happiness then Mr. Carnegie has
written q seditious book: but 20 order a work on
the beauty OF democracy out CT a British library
because Great Britain has not yet adopted
q popular form Of government In the strictest
sense, would be as ridiculous as for the American
authorities to suppress q book which declared re-
puoiies universally failure and reeommendd a
return to the system under which we lived ''wnen
George the Third was King"
The Last Days Of Pompeii at St. Louis proved to
be also the last days OF Antonio Infantes, who, by
n startling freak OF dramatic imagery, introduced
brIloon ascension into the nnal festivities OF the
doomed city. The collapse of his balloon, and his
own horrible Death by implement, ought to cali q
halt on this class OF entertainment. Ballooning
for purposes Of scientific investigation is legitimate
e,o1ga: but going up into the air for several hun
dr.d feet In order TO asfound gaping crowd with
exercises on q trapeze does NOBODY any good, and
h eoeetiaIly Q baroarous pastime Its only inter-
en- b acquired from the peril in which the per-
former Is placed for q while. An the beauty Of
such an exhibition can be found in equal measure
IN one that Il given indoors on q stage or under
circus canvass, with abundant appliances for In
suring the safety Of the gymnast IN case Of acct
Gent When any other zest attaches 10 II than
that which comes from healthy admiration OF
strong ana elastic muscles, quick eye and steady
nerves the sport becomes brutal, and deserves To
he tabooed
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PnIADrrPHrA SroRK-
p2S TN and 7oo K sta nv

WI 0aT his vssh special induesments In Under
Sanitary Underwear for LAiiea
sanitary Underwear for Men
,~.r Sanitary gndsrws-r for oiris and Boya
VII open on TUESDAY MORNING, aud ~ A lons
- they last. ug div IN Lemon Madr.s Fancy MAJ
- Nottingham anu swiss r.Iabord CurtAins Closed
Ties. foeds cot from importer les than onS-
VII onsr ssI Pxisisy shswls for THAR v.lua
VII onsr twenty-one LADIES' Cloth Coats Tor one
WI 0asr in BLANKETS bsrrains Hsve Just recs.v Cd
tSf. QUE month would have rs per cent more
just opsnins Fur Trimmings; could vholssais thsm
wl Oder II Dress Good, all wool Diagonal Cloth,
% lnches Wide, a. SOC. worth Soc
80 tIeh SiiA aud Wool Cloth. 1T 81 &C. worth 5Oc
~ fnSh ali-sool Canvas Cloth, 46c :, worth Sc
Lotored CA,hnlercs in al the best shs.ien
S.yhs aud lreots. IN all coors priceA In our
slN p~pArti1snt we have full line Of tn lesllipr
s.Aies, IN Colored salka. sufAhs. hhndAmes 10 ~
1.-k sA.A AouQpoly Brand" 81, Al .. All 60
Ito. -. SO $50. and % on per yard T.rZntSi
sss,s And Piush~. IN al shades and at low prices
- fen are Of Dress Trwninrs Eot,ops Carnst.
kagA Ou Cloths. &c, &c ~~psS'
CARHART 4 LRIDY,
oJl eoS tn ana ToR m
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL
A YOUNG LADY WILL PAY elo MONTH FOR
a 0Qyernment Rpsifaon pay1ng $40 per month.
Addreo BOo kSs, Star once. o3l-3t.
WAETED THE address or A GROCER WHO
w never sold or had demand for Dixon's Yeast Pow
DER there Is such M individual in Washington City
we viii make y 20 his interest 70 cal oos z3l
an e. 2 We DIXON VAST POWDER WORKS.
HSHE PUBLIC ApcoNMoDAxED WITH FINE
Clotnin9 and Tailoring credit az cash prices d.
Eecttr2M ne monu16etNseEA bTRASBUH0Ek soA.
liz 81 ol5-lm
A eREclAL YKArCRE: Our AL WOOL CORK
Es.si:sssssse G SaI Yiis y q eit-s@ '
OSS. x e 2, o. Izx HEAyE pENAND g.o ,.;
Second hand Clotkisc Ad5sras a. csii a JCsTH's
Old stand. CID u a. Az. s2O-to5sl0
v knAL0xM Yosnso5 DISlEESs AZ CAS-, Casa
as se,n Nm s' s.y as9 p - ss1, sSs
I'LL A. y . - ssss W 80 = - 40
E0R RENT- CTART.E
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WANTED--HOUSES.


WANTEp-To BUY--FoR CAsH-sMALL HOUSE
w with modern convenience, direct from owner
State locality spd price which must be reasonable
Address 8 A J.. Star Office n}-2t'
NANTED-A DWELLING WITH STABLE AT.
w tached, either in northwestern section Of the city
or in the suburbs not more than 5 miles out under
lie Sc for one year or longer. NORTHWEST. star
Office. nl-3ts
WANTED-To Buy A OK ROOM HOUSE:
w small cash payment, balance In monthly pay
ments Address H0CsE Star once. o31-3t'
WANTED-To PURCHASE A PIECE OF BUsI
ness pro erty % Pa ave. nth ST. or Ct, 20 cost
about $4,000 Address A. I, COrNBE-
oas3t' l425 n. y. ave.
WkNTED-FoR CASH PURCHASERS. HOUSES
w from ~ 900 to o. 900, within twelve squares "
and 10TH sts VI also, reside &c for Z. + se.ator
JN0 AMBLkk SMITH. Attorney st-LAv. o29 St
o29-3t'
WANTED-I AM HAVING DAILY APPLICATIONS
w by good class OF tenants for small aid medium
sized houses Parties having such secure 2, cd
tenants ~ placing them with me Prompt COLLECTIONS
aud returns GEO. ". LlNKINs,
paw 10Th aud II sta n
WANTEp-DIREcT FROM OWNERS. HOUSES
" and Lots for cash purchasers. Any property
Placed with Us viii be literally advertised It
effected HOLLAND THOMPSON
tel3 1913 F ST., Adjoining sun Building.
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11l7-l1le PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

WE HAVE sEvERAI. VERY vALUX6IE
w ians psopsrt,s: iY sAle. situated on Messachq.
oass TO snsessss p. ses.oss iyi ssgs sad asaoS
i; :;s,. .''''s'' ''s.is 70; ~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-30
PLEADING FOR JAKE SHARP.


Mr.. stlckney Closes Tor the Defense.
"They are said TO have met IN McLaugh-
.in's house long before any railroad mat
ter came before them, and that there 10
was said that AN offer of s. O.OOO had
been made. on was tO De- This is no eyi-
dencc that anything of the kind took
place. Sharp. who, 20 Is claimed, was q
head and front of this road held just
two hundred and twenty shares, worth
probably s. 900. and that was his whole
Interest. The Seventh Avenue Railroad
men held the stock for self-protection.
"Fullgran got his money from one of
the combination of thieves, and therefore
Mr.. Sharp must be guilty. What AN in.
ference Take the evidence adduced by
the prosecution. and 10 is worthless,
do not know it- market value, but what
ever 70 did cost 10 was dear af "a dollar.
"rhe aldermen of 1884 struck everything
In which there was any pecuniary value
They struck for money right and left
Would you find "a we'd It In case for
$2j ON The evidence g such man as
Fullgrah who has not only periucd HIM
self, but who goes ON the stand and adj
mits that he violated every oath that be-
ever took Yet his evidence s the back
bone Of this case
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-30
Patriotism stronger than Thirst.

DUBLIN, June 29.-The town Of Bantry
is suffering from drought and the inhab-
itants have great difficulty in procuring
water Captain Blackburne, Of her Maj
esty's ship shannon, which is stationed
I'm Bantry bay, offered to furnish forty
tons Of condensed water to relieve the
towns wants, but the board of poor-law
guardians met and resolved to decline TO
accep, any favor from the Shannon's
captain i'm consequence Of the insult he
had offered the inhabitants in seizing Mr..
Murphy's yacht for flying green flag on
Jubilee daV